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Access Network Measurements Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ File%3ALautsprecherkabel_Makro_nah.jpg Delay = d0 + PacketSize / Capacity? Access networks are session stateful Packet-based processing Pronounced asymmetry


  1. Access Network Measurements Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ File%3ALautsprecherkabel_Makro_nah.jpg Delay = d0 + PacketSize / Capacity?  Access networks are session stateful  Packet-based processing  Pronounced asymmetry uplink vs. downlink  Cellular Broadband Networks  On-demand capacity allocation [3] Fabini et al.: „RDM: Facing the Challenge of Modern Networks“, doi:10.4108/icst.Valuetools.2014.258181 J.Fabini RAIM 2015: Measurement of Broadband Access Networks 1

  2. On-Demand Capacity Allocation (a) HSPA low avg. bit rate (b) HSPA higher avg bit rate  Observations:  Stream patterns matter! (application, measurements, …)  Packet inter-departure time, average bit rate, packet size, …  Packet start-time matters (details at HOPS-NG IRTF meeting)!  Start-time randomness imperative for unbiased results! J.Fabini RAIM 2015: Measurement of Broadband Access Networks 2

  3. Delay vs. Capacity Reasoning (a) VDSL UL (768 kbit/s) (b) VDSL DL (8 Mbit/s)  Observations:  Delay not necessarily (inverse) proportional to link capacity!  Reason in this case: interleaving activated on VDSL downlink [1] Fabini and Zseby: „M2M communication delay challenges: Application and measurement perspectives“, doi: 10.1109/I2MTC.2015.7151564 J.Fabini RAIM 2015: Measurement of Broadband Access Networks 3

  4. Conclusion  Networks and middleboxes bias on communications  At low load, when operating within specifications  State vs. Coding  HSDPA 384k UL middlebox?  Access networks: middleboxes  “Dormant” middlebox: time-domain vs. value-domain Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ File%3ALautsprecherkabel_Makro_nah.jpg  Main conclusion: Think (at least) twice before abstracting access link behavior Contact: Joachim.Fabini@tuwien.ac.at J.Fabini RAIM 2015: Measurement of Broadband Access Networks 4

  5. Bibliography [1] Fabini and Morton: IETF RFC 7312 “Advanced Stream and Sampling Framework for the IPPM” [2] Fabini and Abmayer: “Delay Measurement Methodology Revisited: Time-slotted Randomness Cancellation“, doi:10.1109/TIM.2013.2263914 [3] Fabini et al.: „RDM: Facing the Challenge of Modern Networks“, doi:10.4108/icst.Valuetools.2014.258181 [4] Fabini and Zseby: „M2M communication delay challenges: Application and measurement perspectives“, doi: 10.1109/I2MTC.2015.7151564 [5] Fabini and Zseby: „The Right Time: Reducing Effective End-to-End Delay in Time- Slotted Packet-Switched Networks“, doi:10.1109/TNET.2015.2451708 Contact: Joachim.Fabini@tuwien.ac.at J.Fabini RAIM 2015: Measurement of Broadband Access Networks 5

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